What Is a Dedicated Server?
A dedicated (bare metal) server is a hosting model in which the entire physical machine is allocated to a single customer. It suits workloads that demand high performance, isolation and custom configuration.
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A dedicated (bare metal) server is a hosting model in which the entire physical machine is allocated to a single customer. It suits workloads that demand high performance, isolation and custom configuration.
A VDS provides virtualised resources, whereas on a dedicated server the CPU, RAM and disk are never shared. Database-heavy workloads, high traffic and compliance requirements often call for dedicated hardware.
Dedicated is the right answer when you need guaranteed physical resources, a specific RAID or disk layout, heavy outbound traffic or strict isolation. For mid-sized applications it is worth evaluating a VDS first.
With standard delivery, server administration is up to you. The provider covers infrastructure availability, while applications, security patching and monitoring need to be planned separately.
Common questions about dedicated servers.